Sentence examples for technologies to join from inspiring English sources

Transnational movements, in which activists employ rapid-fire communication technologies to join forces across borders in combating ills that seem correspondingly transnational in scope (for example, the depletion of the ozone layer), offer an example of political globalization.

The research by the National Center for Health Statistics compared birth certificate data in 27 states and Washington, D.C., with the numbers from a federal survey of the medical clinics that use assisted reproductive technology to join eggs and sperm in a laboratory dish.

Meanwhile, because the production of the constructs is laborious and often hampered by inappropriately positioned restriction sites, we also adopted Gateway cloning technology to join fragments in a predefined order, orientation, and reading frame [19].

The technologies used to join these kinds of structures are numerous: direct bonding or joining, tapered areas, T-joints, etc.

Shenzhou-9 follows on from the unmanned Shenzhou-8 venture last year that tested the technologies required to join a capsule to the Tiangong lab.

The special agents at Champaign, Ill.-based Oso Technologies seek to join the flowering ranks of plant monitors that have left no modern connection method unexplored: the USB-based early entrant EasyBloom, Wi-Fi-based Koubachi, and the Bluetooth-based CES debutante Parrot Flower Power.

In January, Apple announced it would be the first technology company to join the Fair Labor Association.

The FLA inspection came at the prompting of Apple, the first technology company to join it.

Google on Wednesday became the latest major technology company to join a standoff with the FBI over encryption.

Apple said in the report that it recently became the first technology company to join the Fair Labor Association, a nonprofit group that aims to improve conditions in factories around the world.

This year, Apple also became the first technology company to join the Fair Labor Association, and it invited the nonprofit global monitoring group to conduct inspections of its suppliers' factories in China and elsewhere.